Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Specially

Speciallyad.peculiarly, particularly, chiefly

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Specialty

Specialtyn.a special contract or evidence of a debt under seal, the debt

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Specie

Specien.coined money of any kind

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Species

Speciesn.a sort, kind, class, order, letter, money

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Specific

Specifica.distinguishing one sort from another

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Specific (2)

Specificn.a remedy adapted to some one disease

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Specifically

Specificallyad.according to the species, specially

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Specificate

Specificatev.t.to distinguish particularly

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Specification

Specificationn.a particular notation or mention, a sample

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Specify

Specifyv.t.to particularize, to mention

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Speciment

Specimentn.a sample, proof, part of the whole

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Specious

Speciousa.showy, plausible, striking, pleasing

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Speciously

Speciouslyad.with a good appearance, plausibly

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Speck

Speckn.a small spot, a stain;v.t.to spot, to mark

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Speckle

Specklen.a very small speck or spot, a little mark

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Speckle (2)

Specklev.t.to mark with speckles, to spot

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Speckled

Speckledpa.full of small spots, spotted

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Spectacle

Spectaclen.a gazing stock, a glass for the sight

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Spectacled

Spectacleda.furnished with spectacles

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Spectartorship

Spectartorshipn.the act or office of beholding

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Spectation

Spectationn.regard, respect, notice, view, a sight

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Spectator

Spectator, or Spectatressn.a looker on, a beholder

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Specter

Spectern.an apparition, spirit, ghost

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Spectrum

Spectrumn.an image, visible form

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Specular

Speculara.like a speculum, assisting the sight

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Speculate

Speculatev.to meditate, consider, hazard, to purchase in expectatin of a rise of price

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Speculation

Speculationn.a mental view, examination, spy, the act or practice of buying things, and relying for profit on an increase of price, opposed to regular trade in which the profit ...